The Sega CD, or Mega CD, was an accessory for the Sega Megadrive/Genesis, allowing the machine to play more advanced games, effectively making it a new console. It wasn't a runaway success for the ...

It wasn’t just a fancy slogan. For some, the Sega Genesis truly did what "Nintendidn’t." Fast-paced 16-bit graphics, thick bass beat music, and games that had a cool, mature edge over their ...

Access the computer and save the game. Leave the Control Room ... a little black thing on the wall to the right. Take the T-Rex CD and use it there, a beep will be heard. Now, enter the door ...

Please note that most of these should work with Mega Drive games and a few even work with SEGA CD, SEGA Mark III, and the SEGA Master System. If you want to learn more, check out our full list of ...

Sega is a video game company that needs no introduction. This company competed with Nintendo for many years and put up a valiant effort before they finally had to admit defeat and shut down their ...

Sega even courted controversy with their more mature Sega CD games like Night Trap. However, the Sega CD wasn’t the only CD-based system. Panasonic spent a lot of advertising money for its 1993 ...

and Sony's Disk-Jockey CD player was selling for $400. It's also the year that Sega released the Sega Mega Drive in Japan. At the time, the worldwide video game industry was being dominated by ...

In the early 1990s, Sega was riding high off the monstrous success of its Sega Genesis video game console, which was ...